Website project management
In a preceding article we found out what can happen if a project, like a train, derails. "Dividi et impera", separe and conquer. The first thing to do, is split processes in smaller, more digestible pieces. At the end of each process, a written and confirmed documentation should be created, in a way that no one can go back on his steps and try to change what is already done. The payment can be divided into smaller sums, to ensure you get paid along the way, and gets the customer motivated. You also get the feedbacks right when it's needed.
When a website project goes wrong
The first thing many web designers do when asked for a new website is fire up Dreamweaver and start coding.
Managing even a small project, however, requires some planning beforehand, to overcome some series of unfortunate events that may happen.